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The Senior Compensation Analyst plays a key role in driving the effectiveness of our global compensation programs. This role offers hands-on ownership of core processes along with opportunities to expand skills in analytics, Workday, and broader compensation practices, while contributing to impactful initiatives in a dynamic environment.
MathWorks nurtures growth, appreciates diversity, encourages initiative, values teamwork, shares success, and rewards excellence.
- Serve as the primary compensation partner to HR business partners and business leaders for assigned departments.
- Lead compensation-related activities in Workday—including annual salary reviews, bonus programs, salary changes, promotions, and transfers—while consulting with the HRIS team to ensure alignment and system integrity.
- Oversee the release of compensation statements (salary increases, bonuses, promotions, etc.) and respond to related staff inquiries with clarity and accuracy.
- Review, validate, and submit annual compensation surveys to ensure accurate and timely market benchmarking.
- Conduct job evaluations and manage job profiles, including assessment, creation, and compensation structure assignments.
- Perform compensation analyses and audits to ensure competitiveness, internal equity, and compliance with regulations.
- Contribute to strategic initiatives and projects that enhance compensation effectiveness, such as pay equity, market benchmarking, and program design improvements.
- Maintain ownership of compensation process documentation, ensuring accuracy and completeness.
- Provide reports and insights using Excel and Workday tools to support decision-making.
- Partner with senior team members to gain exposure and contribute to evolving compensation practices.
- Strong analytical skills with advanced Excel proficiency (pivot tables, complex formulas, data validation).
- Hands-on experience with Workday Compensation modules, including configuration and testing.
- Knowledge of job evaluation, market benchmarking, survey participation, pay equity practices, and compensation regulations.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills; ability to document and explain processes clearly.
- Project management ability with a process improvement mindset; takes initiative and drives efficiencies.
- Intellectual curiosity and adaptability; able to manage multiple priorities and contribute to evolving compensation practices.
- Global compensation experience, preferably in a technology company.
- A bachelor's degree and 6 years of professional work experience (or a master's degree and 3 years of professional work experience, or equivalent experience) is required.